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Analytical solution of a sink model of a two-dimensional counterwasher

✍ Scribed by Nelson H. Kemp

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1973
Tongue
English
Weight
734 KB
Volume
12
Category
Article
ISSN
0011-9164

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✦ Synopsis

Shwartz and Probstein (I) foxnulated a sink model of a two-dimensional flooded counterwashcr operating tn the Darcy flow regime. 1 hey gave a numerical so:ution of a special case of this model. but did not provide an analytical solution for its performance characteristics. This solution omitted a parameter which caused it to represent only a restricted case of a counterwasher having cei-iain pressure constraints. In this paper. we repair this omission and present a completely analytical solution for the general sink model. The results are simple formulas for the performance of the counterwasher in terms of the geometric, flow and

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